How do I remove turf grass? Even after washing, there's hundreds of pieces still stuck on the pants!
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Yea you get that problem with all GK pants. Before you put them in the wash, soak them in water and then brush the with a hair brush. That's my trick lol
484524
I have the same issue end up reapplying the suction cups several times ..the whirlpool effect is good for my leg so I deal with it. I've thought of using some putty but not sure I want to apply the thing permanently.
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Where is the rip? In an obvious location? You could use this patch but I think it would be obvious depending on the location of the rip. I used it to patch a hole in the knee of my son's school uniform sweatpants. I put it on the outside. It has endured lots of "playtime" and washings, so once it's on - I don't think you can peel it off. It's stuck on there pretty darn good.
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Mine were the same way, I hung them outside, wiped them down with all kinds of stuff! It seems finally after several months it has dissipated some and is not as strong as it once was. I use them about 4 times a week in a kickboxing class, so I guess it finally rubbed off or something! Not really sure! the last thing I tried was putting baking soda in a coffee filter and placing inside, that was to help with sweat odor, so that may have helped as well! Not really sure what would work the best!
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I've tried to remove it but without luck. So ive had to clean it with a sponge. Not as efficient.
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There are spray on outdoor fabric cleaners. I believe if you throw it into the washer with detergent you could impair the waterproof aspect of the cover.Good hosing should get most of the dirt off unless you live in the Northwest where moss grows on everything, then you might do a Google search for a cleaning product.
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I have this problem as well. I have three ideas I am trying. The first one is I thing my compost is too wet. I believe the proper ratio is 10 brown to 1 green. So I have a lot of shreddings that I am adding to my compost. The second is that I am adding very small sticks in the hopes this will break them up. I have plenty around the yard. Sticks are brown material. The third is I think I may have been rotating too much. I believe rotating makes the balls. I used to do it every day. Now I do 3 rotations every 4 days and sometimes I go as long as a week. Hope this helps.
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I have never personally had to do this just yet, but I did look it up for you...and this is what was said: "To remove any adhesive left on the fabric, spray the household solvent called Goo Gone, or the original version of Goof Off, (Not Goof Off 2) onto the backside of the fabric in the badge area. Make sure to thoroughly soak the area with the solvent. Wait for 3-4 minutes and wipe the residue off the garment with a paper towel from the front side. Then re-apply the solvent from the front side and blot the excess into a paper towel held onto the back side. It helps to use an old toothbrush to scrub the stained area as the solvent soaks through into the paper towel. Repeat this several times until you do not see any more adhesive. If any residual adhesive is still visible, repeat the soaking and blotting process. In stubborn cases, use of a stronger solvent such as the original version of Goof Off, (not Goof Off 2)may be required. There may be a faint ring left on the fabric after the solvent has dried. This will come out in a normal wash cycle. You can either wash and dry the garment and then apply a new badge over the area or just wait for the solvent to completely evaporate and then apply the new badge. If badges have been ironed please note that ironing melts the Badge Magic adhesive and the iron can push it into and even through the weave of the fabric, making it harder to remove. Therefore, it may take extra soakings to completely dissolve the glue. Dry cleaning at a cleaner that uses the perchloroethylene cleaning solvent will also remove the residue from the fabric." I got this info. from here: http://www.badgemagic.com/faqs_front_end/index.cfm?fuseaction=list_faq_para&cat_id=3&detail_id=19&nav=1 I hope you get the sticky stuff off with no issues! :)
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Thats about it, we take the turf outside and also the tray and wash it down. We have done it once in the shower, that wasnt so bad.It really works...I totally recommend it.
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I used a product called Goo Gone, which is specially formulated to take off anything sticky. After that you have to clean the area with regular soap and water.
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We've only had our since april still closes fine. Id Google how to clean velcro or something.sorry I cant helpvyou more but I'd be inerested in the answer so I know in case it happens to us.
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I wash it in the laundry room sink. Discard any poop with poop bag. I rinse mat with watm water to remove excess urine. Then plug the sink and fill 2" with hot water and add laundry detergent. Any cheappy brand. Let soak while I do a chore. Rinse off thoroughly. Hold on side to let excess water drip(rolled up). Then lay grass side up on top of rag on top of washing machine to air dry. I have a few grass pieces to alternate. The dogs dont do their business on a wet pad. I put wee wee pads under grass to hasten clean up time. The grass keeps it consistent with outdoor pottying.
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I had the same problem, but you can take the top canopy off. There are two plastic pieces that slice off and the whole thing can be removed but you can only wash in a front load washer, not a drop in as the plastic pieces will break in a top load. Place on the most delicate cycle. It won't get completely clean but about 80 percent of the gunk will wash out. Once clean I sprayed the whole thing with silicone, the kind you use to make work boots waterproof which I got from a camping supply store. Now it just wipes clean.
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sorry you are burning your grass we are having the same problem. I feel the manufacture has a defect here. my husband has tried everything to stop this and the only thing that worked for him was he has to mow the grass twice as much to avoide the burn marks. sorry I could not be more help with the problems.
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I had the same problem! Let the pan soak in hot water for 5-10 minutes, then wiggle the paddle back and forth. After a minute, it should loosen and you can pull it off. If it doesn't, get a wash cloth and slide it under the paddle. Then pull upwards. That should do the trick!
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I went to Menards and purchased 18 inches of their astro turf indoor outdoor carpet, and then cut them to the size of the pet Zoom or potty parks that I have and use regularly. I put them into a pillow case and throw them in the washer, but I don't dry them, I let them air dry. They stay more intact, and the washer cleans them thoroughly. For every day I just pick up the poop with paper towels, and dump the pee in the toilet from the tray. I spray the mat with 1/2 strength vinegar then with plain water to remove the residue. but the Washer really cleans them well, and doesn't destroy them. I went to Menards and purchased 18 inches of their astro turf indoor outdoor carpet, and then cut them to the size of the pet Zoom or potty parks that I have and use regularly. I put them into a pillow case and throw them in the washer, but I don't dry them, I let them air dry. They stay more intact, and the washer cleans them thoroughly. For every day I just pick up the poop with paper towels, and dump the pee in the toilet from the tray. I spray the mat with 1/2 strength vinegar then with plain water to remove the residue. but the Washer really cleans them well, and doesn't destroy them.
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I would spot clean with a mild cleaner. The fabric is similar to canvas, so I imagine you could take it outside and hose it down if the mess is bad enough, as long as you let it dry completely.